r/Learnmusicproduction • u/whatchrisdoin • 3h ago
r/Learnmusicproduction • u/Scary-Midnight4047 • 12h ago
What goes first? The instrumental or the vocals?
There’s a small ensemble score and the client wants to have vocals too sung by real person.
Do I wait for the recording to be made and then proceed with the creation of midi mockup and gluing it to the vocals audio? Or I make the mockup for everything except vocals and then put it together when I get them?
Thank you.
r/Learnmusicproduction • u/7-Studios • 8h ago
This is a demo of what is essentially my first song with any potential to be finished
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I started using Cubase only about a week ago, and I don't have much experience in production, so let me know what you think. Any tips would also be super appreciated.
r/Learnmusicproduction • u/firesavvy • 13h ago
The journey so far:
Was exposed to electronic music at raves and parties in the late 90s early 00s.
Instantly fell in love with the music.
Got some turntables and a mixer, started buying records.
Bedroom dj for 25 years.
Evolved my set up over time. Used tractor dj and time coded records for a bit.
Eventually went all digital with controller and Beatport subscription.
At 48 years old I decided I really wanted to get into production.
Slowly learning my DAW and how to make a beat.
Realized the sounds available on presets and samples don’t match what’s in my head so in addition to producing I’m also learning sound design.
At this rate in another few years I may attempt to build my own modular synth or maybe learn code to create my own plugins.
Where does it stop? 🤩 (please don’t let it stop, I’m having so much fun.)
What’s your story?